Re: [complib-talk] How do you run the prototype?

[Richard A. <rc...@al...>]

Graham

Thanks for all the info - I have got it working from this (although it does
seem to think I am you when running in debug mode!)

There does seem to be an issue with the loading of odd bell methods - look
at Grandsire.

Regards
Richard

-----Original Message-----
From: Graham John [mailto:gr...@ch...] 
Sent: 19 April 2009 15:32
To: 'Composition Library email list'
Subject: Re: [complib-talk] How do you run the prototype?

One further step added to the list to fix the database connection string,
and a few other tweaks to the instructions below should get anyone going
with this.

1. Download and install Visual C# Express Edition, free from
http://www.microsoft.com/express/vcsharp/

2. Download and install SQLite ADO.Net dotnet2 version, free from 
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=132486 
In the installation box, check Visual C# Express Edition, to add
the SQLite designer components into Visual C#. 

3. Download and install TortoiseSVN (win32 version), free from
http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads

4. Create a folder called complib where you want it, right click
The folder and select SVN Checkout. In the TortoiseSVN dialog,
type the location of complib into the URL box as below and click OK
https://complib.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/complib

On any future occasion, right click and Update will keep Complib up
to date. If you make any changes in the directory, you can also
upload them to the repository using SVN commit.

5. Find and double-click the solution file (or open in Visual C#) 
complib/SVN/trunk/complib.sln

6. On the Visual C# menu, click on Project and Complib Properties, then
Click on the Settings Tab. Find the Connection called 
ComplibLiteConnectionString. Edit the pathname in Value to point to the
Test Complib database which is ...Complib\trunk\Complib\SQLite\ComplibLite

7. Click the green run arrow. The solution should build and run, and
Complib should launch. On the Complib menu click Tools Options and unselect
"List false compositions", as I use this option to help testing.   

This is partially developed unstable code, with virtually no validation, and
a number of features not yet implemented. If you stick to regular methods
and valid composition input though, it should work sufficiently to give you
an idea. I'll put together a list of what works and send out later.

I'll add this to a Readme when I next update it. I'll also see if I can
make the connection string a relative pathname to eliminate step 6.

Graham


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